Orchestra Cloud - Top Competitors (Sep 2022)

Shlomi Lavi / updated: Sep 12, 2022

We publish unbiased reviews. Our opinions are our own and are not influenced by payments from advertisers. This content is reader-supported, which means if you leave your details with us we may earn a commission. Learn why ITQlick is free .

Orchestra Cloud vs. Alternatives in 2023

Orchestra Cloud vs. BEER30

Orchestra Cloud and BEER30 provide features such as raw material inventory, production, and sales and distribution. Orchestra Cloud offers features such as Quality Control and Reporting that BEER30 does not. BEER30 has features like Keg Tracking, Lot Traceability, and Batch History & Costs that Orchestra Cloud does not. The Orchestra Cloud and BEER30 licensing costs are not provided. Both systems are Cloud-based brewery production solutions.

Orchestra Cloud is designed to let beverage makers exchange data and engage with distributors, retailers, and customers within and beyond their organization four walls. Beer30 brewery management software was created to assist brewers in tracking data from grain to glass. Privately owned firms include Orchestra Cloud (established in 2008) and Beer30 by The 5th Ingredient (launched in 2017).

Customers like Martin House Brewing, Garage Brewing Co., Barrel Brothers, etc., trust Orchestra Cloud, whereas BEER30 has the support of smaller breweries and distributors. The customer service options provided by BEER30 include a Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) and email, whereas Orchestra Cloud provides phone support and email.

Orchestra Cloud vs. BrewPlanner

Orchestra Cloud and BrewPlanner provide features such as raw materials and inventory management, purchasing, and reporting. Orchestra Cloud provides quality control, but it is not accessible in BrewPlanner. The Orchestra Cloud licensing fee is unavailable, but BrewPlanner starts at $65 per month with a free trial. Both systems are Cloud-based brewery production solutions.

BrewPlanner caters to craft brewers of all sizes, from microbreweries and start-ups to breweries that produce 40,000+ barrels per year. At the same time, Orchestra Cloud is designed to assist beverage producers with operations within and beyond the firm four walls.

BrewPlanner (established in 2016) and Orchestra Cloud (formed in 2008) are privately owned firms. Leading producers, shippers, and stockists rely on Orchestra Cloud, whereas BrewPlanner caters to those who make kombucha, spirits, wine/mead/cider, and the like.

Orchestra Cloud vs. Unleashed

Orchestra Cloud and Unleashed provide features such as Manufacturing Process Management and Production Planning. Unleashed offers Third Party Assembly Costs, Kitset Production, and Disassembly, but Orchestra Cloud does not. Orchestra Cloud offers Finance, Purchasing, and Reporting, but Unleashed does not.

The Orchestra Cloud license pricing is unknown; however, Unleased Software begins at $349 per month paid monthly and $319 per month paid yearly. Both systems are Cloud-based brewery production solutions. Unleased Software is aimed at businesses seeking insight into the complete supply, production, and sales process.

At the same time, Orchestra Cloud is designed to assist beverage producers with operations both within and beyond the company four walls. Orchestra Cloud (established in 2008) and Unleashed (established in 2009) are both privately owned enterprises. Leading manufacturers, distributors, and retailers rely on Orchestra Cloud, whereas Unleased is headquartered in Auckland, New Zealand, with other offices in the UK and Australia.